The exhibition “Places to be” containing artwork from artists all around the world will afterwards travel to Glasgow, Lubjana and Milano.
The master thesis “about here/ hear” questioned the predominance of the visual and explored sound (recorded in the urban environment of gothenburg) as a medium of communication and inspiration. The “Human Cities Festival” is a result of a European partnership “Human Cities: sustainable urban design”. The initiative aims to establish an exchange of expertise, in a European context, in order to fuel an interdisciplinary debate on the sociocultural dynamics of sustainable design for urban public spaces.
Stephanie Carleklev graduated in 2009 at HDK – School of Design and Crafts -, University of Gothenburg.
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23 February, 2021 - Göteborgs universitet
Impaired memory, reduced motivation, and declining motor skills. These are some of the problems that may persist several years after people contract tick-borne encephalitis, a University of Gothenburg thesis shows. Tick-borne encephalitis (TBE) is caused by a virus, found in parts of Europe and Asia, that is spread mainly by tick bites. Though rare, in […]
22 February, 2021 - Göteborgs universitet
In Sweden, approximately one in five adults suffers from dental anxiety or phobia. The number has decreased over time, but still an important part of the population have major problems, according to a recent doctoral thesis from the University of Gothenburg. The thesis includes a nationwide interview study involving 3,500 adult individuals, randomly selected from […]
18 February, 2021 - Göteborgs universitet
Speciation is important because it increases biodiversity. A thesis from the University of Gothenburg examines the speciation process in multiple marine species where different populations of the same species might evolve into two completely new species.
When two populations of a species become isolated, their genes no longer intermix and over time, the two populations become increasingly different from each other. What is known as a reproduction barrier has then been formed because the two different populations no longer mate with each other even if they would meet again.
12 February, 2021 - Göteborgs universitet
A study has now been presented that boosts the evidence for using AI solutions in skin cancer diagnostics. With an algorithm they devised themselves, scientists at the University of Gothenburg show the capacity of technology to perform at the same level as dermatologists in assessing the severity of skin melanoma. The study, published in the […]
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